Nice People Thread Part 9 - and so it continues

michaels

misskool wrote: »

hopefully you can squeeze in a bit more later today.


cross toes, legs and fingers till noon for me everyone

michaels, can you sneak out from work in the pm for a coffee?

I'll schedule a meeting in outlook, what insights will you be able to provide me into providing operational data? However if it isn't lunchtime it will have to be a quickie - there is a costabucks at the west entrance of St james park tube.

lostinrates

http://www.rockettstgeorge.co.uk/aurora-borealis-wallpaper-by-elli-popp-18619-p.asp

I Like this, but minus the woman.


This is gorgeous though

http://www.rockettstgeorge.co.uk/the-old-lie-wallpaper-by-elli-popp-18622-p.asp

And this, but nowhere for it, and the price! http://www.rockettstgeorge.co.uk/fabry-perot-wallpaper-by-elli-popp-18615-p.asp.

lostinrates

Google image has a flaw....searching for wall paper brings up computer wallpaper, not necessary interior decorating wallpaper. .

misskool

Spirit wrote: »

Everything crossed.

To redress the 'power balance' just visualise the members of the interview panel sitting on the loo.

:rotfl: :rotfl:

To be brutally honest, I have no idea why I'm being interviewed for this one.

I don't have the essential experience (but working knowledge around it) and it seems odd.

Next Thursday is the one that will be worse. (as I want that one and I am not sure I am good enough!)

But also having sat in an interview panel, I know people will be able to make their minds up quickly and they will do their best to reassure people re nerves. Can't fake what you don't know

neverdespairgirl

michaels wrote: »

I'll schedule a meeting in outlook, what insights will you be able to provide me into providing operational data to prisons? However if it isn't lunchtime it will have to be a quickie - there is a costabucks at the west entrance of St james park tube.

After my night, working most of hte time from 1pm yesterday until about half an hour ago, i can tell you a lot about prisons - the case was against one!

lostinrates

michaels wrote: »

I'll schedule a meeting in outlook, what insights will you be able to provide me into providing operational data to prisons? However if it isn't lunchtime it will have to be a quickie - there is a costabucks at the west entrance of St james park tube.

Say you Do a site visit to the one near me....bring the kids and wife....get them to pay you for a jolly?

LydiaJ

michaels wrote: »

Congrats to Sue on more great results - did you have any results today Lydia?

Yes thanks. They were fine. One student went up a grade from what I predicted, and the rest were as predicted. :beer:

Nikkster wrote: »

Good luck missk x

Indeed. Knock 'em dead.

SingleSue

Good luck Missk!

I am very good with alarms, first bit of noise from one and I am awake....yet I can sleep through the noises from next door no problem at all.

SingleSue

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

best of luck - and may your tights never ladder.



Ditto. I find it hard to go to sleep, and hard to wake up. Whatever state of wakefulness I'm in, I don't like to change.

I find it hard to go to sleep but easy to wake up. As before, I can sleep through noises from next door but an out of place noise in my own house will have me awake straight away!

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

Google image has a flaw....searching for wall paper brings up computer wallpaper, not necessary interior decorating wallpaper. .

It's always a nuisance when we google for something and discover something else uses the same term.

Pinterest might be a better bet as it's full of middle class women with nothing better to do with their time than post pictures of nice wallpaper.

http://pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=wallpaper